Why I chose it:
I chose this video because of my love for surrealism and because I did not have previous knowledge of dada.
Key Concepts:
- Rise of dada in mid 50s
- Shivitter wanted his art to show everything in the world.
- He used geometric patterns and color blocks.
- Passed away while working in England
- Mix of cubist painting and gothic architecture
- Started forming collages
- Wanted the world of art and of tech to combine
- Mirro rejected the normal visual trick ides from the 17th century
- Mirro took shapes he saw in other paintings to create other objects like a foot silhouette in his paintings
- Dali created a painting, The Burning Giraffe, to make the viewer ask many questions.
- 1930 Dali settled
- Created psychological suspenseful paintings
- Overheard a conversations of someone saying a chest of drawers, so that is what he painted. The upper half of a nude women made of drawers.
- He believed he was the only true surrealist painter.
Second video: Expressionism
Why I chose it:
I chose this being I have slight background knowledge so I wanted to learn more in this topic.
Key Concepts:
- Edward Munch, Norway, had an intense creation period.
- Reoccurring theme was the struggle between man and woman
- Munch painted extreme mind states with nightmare qualities.
- He had depression and drove himself to a nervous breakdown
- wanted to clearify life
- Marcs uses color to help show the animal, not details. did not want to copy nature.
- Blue Rider Group
- Ernest Ludwig Kirschner used quick nervous brush stokes in 1913-1915 in his street scene series.
- Beckmann style change because of WWI
- 1933 dismissed form art school
- Kiefer made, "The Great Friends" shows scenes of loss and large lifeless stiff bodies standing in a wasteland
- Used earth in his paintings sand, dirt and wood.
- He used dark colors and geometrical perspective in painting " Interior"
How does the videos relate to the text:
Like the text, the videos show details and explain the work of the artist and thier paintings throughout the span of an important art movement.
My opinion of the videos:
I thought the videos were very informative but drawn out. They didn't keep me as interested as some of the other videos we have watched. I did learn things about Salvador Dali that I hadn't known before.
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